The Guglielmo Suite consists of two rooms: the master suite, used by Guglielmo Stecchini, Carlotta's father, and a second large room with two beds. This space is in every respect an oasis of privacy and tranquillity and a space that can be used by a family with children, as well as by several adults.
The master bedroom has a king-size bed, a living area with a table and armchairs, a comfortable chaise lounge and a 52ʺ plasma TV. Upon entering, the eye is certainly caught by the beauty of the work above the dresser: a study of the 'Flight into Egypt' by Jacopo da Ponte, whose painting is on display at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
In the two-bed room, separated by a wide corridor, blue hues, which is historically the colour of the Villa, stand out in the various details. It has two French beds and a perfectly restored original 19th-century cradle; among the prestigious furnishings are an antique desk and a living area with sofa. The large, bright bathroom has a Jacuzzi for two and a shower with Turkish bath.